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The Rules option will disappear if a control is not bound to a field. Could that be what's happening? If not, you could try opening the relevant fields' properties in the Data Source Taskpane and adding the rules from there.
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Would you mind sharing more of your code? Without that, I can only repeat what I've said above.
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You don't need script for this. You can just set the fields' default values to these formulas:
StartDate:concat(substring(today(), 1, 4), '-04-01')EndDate: concat(substring(today(), 1, 4)+1, '-03-31')
And remember to uncheck "Update this value when the result of the formula is ...
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There are three different methods detailed in that thread. Which one are you trying to use?
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[quote user="LowRyda"]
I am new to this site is there a rating system where mark you as helpful or give you some recognition for your services.[/quote]
Not that I know of, but your thanks in this thread are recognition enough. :-)
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I'm referring to the "Blank" option when creating the form, adding whichever fields you need and using rules, etc. to utilize the values in your secondary data sources.
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Here at Qdabra, we use web services extensively, but nearly all of our forms start off with an empty data source, with the web service connections as secondary data sources.
Would this be a viable option in your case?
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Thanks. The attached file should give you an idea of how to do it.
What I did:Add the msxsl namespace declaration to the <xsl:stylesheet> node at the top of the file.Add a new template called "formatDate" near the end of the file:
<xsl:template name="formatDate">
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There is most likely a way to do this. Would you mind sharing your XSLT with us so it would be a bit easier to help?
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You seem to have a misunderstanding of what the term "Read-only" means and what the Read-only file attribute does.
If you save the form as its source files, you can modify the manifest.xsf file to remove the Save as... option from the context menu:
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